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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
CAROLINA ErISCOPAAIANS.
Tie Color Line in tie Diocesan Con
vcnsiOn-%eceSsiOn OF Delegates.

iiy telegraph 10 the DlsDdtn.
trMl tsToN. =. g.. May l3.-rbe Epi,co-
gel Diocesan Convention Of south Carolina
continued To-day The discussion OF the right
~ co'oied clergy to admission to the door
a- dcl' eale,. \ great many speeches were
m.dr Cd 10th sides OF the question anJ
cou>id, rI1!clccliug was mdniicSted.
I..s uCroirg Bishop Howe announced
'l. convention OTcauiZrd f0- business.
81, ,ltt Of tni, announcement Nas 10
.Oat colOTcd clcrg'mcn. A appeal
go, uh,n iIOm thi, decision, and the
d,t... -me Up on tn color question in
luI. stare. Al'cr discussing The material
l.Y .ie cOnVculion rCd.scmh'ed this eve
uiu., ten ihc N.,t op put the question on
r~;a.u'ug the appeal from M, decision
ii.. CONVENTION refused 70 sustliD the De
...ou; VhereUpon the Bishop ordered The
..eItIaiy 10 read the rules OF order. Thi.
Irrc,l iluf,d % scene. Hon. { G.. Memiu.
ger. ly dOic@lte from Grace church,
Charleston, julpcd to hi, feet and
.ruouuc,d that Grace church would
WH.aV from tine convention. lie
o., qviokly followed by other mem
I,r ID tIe ld1y sil over the church, who
.uapul c,d That they and their delegates
would al.o withdraw. When a count was
m.,fltTa, found thd las delegate, from
.u rctu parishes had withdrawn, and that
1i t,c c..rgymtn Bcy. Il. ;. Trappicr. Of
~i .'arl', churcE, Charleston, ana Rev.
J.fu Uar,Erl, q FIRMLY church, Ab-
.1i.., n.d joined m the secession,
flr ,u',s Il tie Church provide that
ID r.l.-l,. shall constitute a quorum.
iiu, u- more than enough DELEGATES.
gr .n3 Clerical, lcii 70 make 4 quorum
u1 it, convention will continue il, sc,.
.,on tom. lrroW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
CARDINAL GIBBONS.
HIS MOVEMENTS IN ENGLAND AND
SCOTLAND.
Negro Missions in America the Object
Of Bis Visit Declines Any Public Be-
eeptisn or Ceremonial.
tRy Anslo-Americsn cable TO tho DIsplich.l

Try Anglo American cable TO tho Dispitch.l
LoADoS. May 13.-CardinaI Gibbons ar.
rived in Loncon yesterday. He Kept hts
movements secret, as be was desirous 81
avoiding receptions and beng llJnized.
After brief interview with Cardinal Man.
ming be proceeded TO st. JO'cpRs College
OF the Sacred Heart, at Mill Hill, the
northwestern suburb OF London, wherr
Bishop Vaughan and Canon Benoit, rector
Of The college. received him. Cardinal
Gibbons declines TO DE interviewed Bishop
Vaughan says that the Cardinal cImo 10
The college for qniei. and also 10 consult
with Bishop and Canon Benoit vita rec.
renee 10 negro missions in America. Toe
college has q special interest In negro mis-
siors in the southern S,atss. Cardinal Glib
bons i. DESTROYS OF establishing branch Of
The collegeat Baltimore under bi'o~n con-
troll, and Of extending he sphere OF The work
81 Tie college among tie poorest negroes
This was the Cardinals man object In
coming 10 London. II was no, his pur-
pose 10 consult with Cardinal Naming on
the Knights Of Labor or any other sub.
icct. Tomorrow Cardinal Gibbons will 90
10 Manchester 20 inspect u. Bedes College.
and then to Liverpool He will also visit
st. JOS ph's Mission College, Ut Fresbfeld,
going thence TO Scotland, and returning to
America about The end OF Nav. lie does
not intend. while IN Great Britain, to ap.
pear Ut any public ceremonial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Observation-Disclosures Decision.

10y telegraph TO tle Dlspdlcu.I
CHATTANOOGA, Nay l3.-An important
..t-ia-uance case, which ms attracted
Hu,h attention aud discussion throughout
.lc county, WIS decided in the United
-t,tt- Court to-day by Judge u. VI. Key.
d. bee ca,c was thar Of YOngc rs. The Equi-
.otlc Iifr-Assurancc COmTauy OF New
ioik ciiy. YOrge made application for
eco 81 insurance and a policy was l.
-u,O. luj was not prc-ented atlhe assured
.i,cc OF business until two weeks after its
0a,c. when The policy was idy for de
.,t. aud although The premium was tea
Dclld, il was refused. Five weeks
afterwards The assured died, and toe
.oue, berg stl IN the hands Of
Ae local agent, an injunction wa
.scuItd preventing rs return. Toe
roupauy couic-ted the claim because the
tpIucaijCn for insurance cOntlineda clause
PROVIDING that the fir.t premium mu't b.
aid during the lie and good health Of the
.s.uItd. Judge kev gave Judgment for
tlc 9igiutlI fcr tie face VI the policy, with
.uisfr.t and costs. aud decided that the
,orrs went iuto force when the aDplica.
ton was accepted and the policy issued;
it.i he clause UPON which the company
nrcaicatcd q, defence was waived 10y the
Grt that the agent OF the company mad
gwen the applicant indulgence IS to pay
ai,rt OF The premium. and taat the com
Yn,} Wss responsible for tn delay IN th'
doH,,D Of The policy. which was occd-
stoned lN an error on the part OF The com
paHy's medical examiner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Continued Discussion on the Grimes
Bill in Commons.

tBy Anglo-Amertcan cable TO the Dispatch.l
L0NDON, May l3-Mr. Norris PRO
Cf6ssst Conservative asked The Govern.
ment in the House Of Commons this after
noon whether, in the event OF tie passage
Of The coercion bill, they would consider
the question CT recommending 10 the
Queen, rs one OF the features OF her Jubilee
celebration. the granting OF 4 general am
Gesiy To all prisoners in Ireland uoder de.
tentlOn for agrarian crimes, but not guilty
Of personal violencol
MIR ". II. Smith, answering for the
Government, said they we're not IN posi-
ton 10 make any such engagement.
Mr. Healy, in order to meet the case Of
Ulster, moved as an amendment To the
crimes bill that an inquiry must be direct
cd into the ease Of the crime, whether in
the proclaimed district or not. upon sworn
information 10y the injured party.
Nr Holmes. AttOrney-General for Ire
land. rcpudated the amendment ~ Ut
ncccsSarv.
Mr. Hcaly challenged Mr.. Holmes to
mention a single instance OF an Orange
mon having been hanged for the murder Of
athClic.
Mr. Holmes said he was glad that m op-
pOriunty was Afforded him to eXpllin his
ICaSOn Tor saying thai the blood OF Citizen
would be on the head of Elrl Spencer. Spen-
Ger knew that rival Naturalist and Orange
meetings were announced 10 he held IN
Dromore on the same day, aud that they
ought 10 be prohibited. Therefore he
tllolmc9 maintained that the expression
was juslifiable.
Lord IlarcOurt reproschcd Mr.. Holmes
with retcrating IN expression intended to
inflme party passion.
Mr.. Baliour said that the Last speaker
reed not fear that the example OF Mr..
Holmes would have any iniuriou, effect
uIon gentleman below the glngway. anl
he tauntingly asked whether the Opp1,i-
tion would support an amendment extend
ing 10 tie proclaimed districts The opera
lion OF the clause which they were nov
opposing word by word.
Mr.. Gladstone said he marycllod a. Bal
tours wishing a peaceful close o. the dts
cu,siOn after doing everything he could to
inname passion. lie (Gaistonc) had
head Holiness speech with the greatest
regret. 1t appeared to him that Holmes
laid one thing in Parliament and another
thing in Ireland for Ireland.
he Chairman QDtcrruplugl: "Order,
order; a. discussion Is travelling wide OF
tie sul jet. think the matter should
Drop"
Mr.. Gladstone resumed his scat alter eX-
pressing regret that Blliour had c1Oseu
10 rrol0ng the discussion.
The amendment was withdraw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
krYIEW or fnR cnIcAnn MAREEr.

CHICAGO. May i9.--Tho wheat market opened
higher; June at s5Ac. An early squirt was
caused by some buying by the clique houses,
but their purchases were on a small scale. aud
The crowd realizing this the market assumed a
quiet character As tho eession advanced IL
became apparent that the clique had Job on
IFS hands II II expected TO keep the price OF
June above s6c. tho crowd being very bearish
outside. The market was weak and the crowd
kept plugging the clique brokers with wheat
For leBg time the latter took oil OF the
large lots that came upon the Market
but generally ignored small lots. for two
hours following tho first hour u the ses-
sion the price for June was invariably
between SeaeG hc., excepttn one Instance, when
II momentarily sold down 70 S5isaS5c, this
latter figure representing the trading Of some
oyer-enthusiastic hears. There were no new
features In wheat on the afternoon board until
near the ciese OF the session, when concerted
buying from all parts OF the pit by the clique
sellers Of the morning sent June up 10 size.
the highest point Of the dAy. Corn opentd
quiet but arm az &He. for June, but later In
the day, owing 70 heavy selling On both June
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
The London Times san Aggressive

lBy ArglO-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDoE. May l3.-The Times has re-
Sumed TIE publication OF regulIr articles
intended t. show the connection between
q" Parneillsm and crimc.' The present
series q articles i enttl d " Behind the
scenes III America The matter is the re-.
ut - IN inquiry which the Times saws it
Instituted last summer into the relations
between American Fcnians and the Par.
nchics, aud purp0rts 10 contain q number
Of secret records Of TIE Cl1nna.Gael So
clCty obtained through schi,m m the So
clciy and quarrel, among its leaders
Among the documents published are what
is alleged to be- copies u the constitution
O. tie society, lists ~ It's officer, at ylrous
'pCcEs, lcttorS from its past and present
leader. secret circulars, aud report. OF the
-oci,tN's conventions. The Times says is
Inquire, ere not yet complete, for the rca-
ION tiat lhe society has hccu rcOr4Nnizcd,
- tbat H. system oi working has become
socmi:cIy IN impcnetrable mystery.
EdilOrlslly. The Times SAYS: 4" Il is in.
ro,sible to doubt that the policy Of the
Parnoliics, and, therefore, OF Gladstone.
'suliimatcly dictated by The heads Of TIE
,cciCiy, ana BY Patrick Ford
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
4 Cloud BursGs I'm Illinois.


TrrlLR. IL, May Is This town was
yi,i3,d ~ 4 ,loud-burst Yesterday morn
ny. which came upon the city very sud.
dupy. u was preceded by a shower OF
baii,:cuts and heavy rain. The water then
came down ia perfect torrents. IL extend
"a oXerpn area Of not more than a mile
,cuarc, and listed only about forty mi.
nuifs from the time II began TO rain, at
4. u, The sun shone brilliantly throughout
ihe storm, and r'inboNssppeared at every
band. seemingly within few feet OF door
Ways aud windows.
4 great deal Of young poultry was kilI-
ed. and trees Of all kinds suffered from
the sudden dash Of the water, which eX'
ceod,d any waterfall ever seen here before,
The streets were flooded with water. an0
the sidewalks Goaled away, but no serious
Damage was incurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
OBITUARY.

Died. Nay 2. 1887. In the county Of Franklin
AT her old home on Snow creek, Mrs. SILAS G.
BERNARD. in her seyepty-eigh year.
Upon her last bed she claimed that she had
lived long enough, and acknowledged her re-
signatiOn 20 death. Asa basis for her funeral
service she selected III. Corinthians ", which
Rev. T. j. Stone alphabetically handled. For
twenty-four years she had been a consistent
member OF tho Christian Church. and was
true type Of Christianity and fidelity.
She was unostentatious, and ever pursued
tho path OF rectitude. which, combined with
other am liable traits OF character, pointed many
poor sinner 10 a forgiying and smiling sa
yiOur.
she was true mother. and leaves severn
children and the community 10 lament theii
bereavement
Let ell be comforted and 30 live "a 10 NEE
her where all Is arrayed glth Gods love
"Her life, her Joys, her hopes she owed
To Gods amazing love;
Ten thousand thousand comforts there
Where she has Como aboye"
J. n. D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Haiiooibg Before You Are Out of
the woods

You msy be mistaken IN thinking thai
the death Of Mr.. Justice Woods. OF The
suprtme Court, will cause reversal o.
that courts u-urping decision In Poin6ex
Ter rs. GTecnhow-the case under which
the bondholders make their boast that they
can force coupons into the Treasury.
bsye beard. aud | think reliably. that
Mr.. Justice BradleI, who wrote the
minority opinion IN that case. and therein
upheld the eleventh ameudmeDt, "A con-
rsry With Chitf.Juslice Waite and Justices
Miller and Gray, has declared siace that
tine that the State OF Virginia was stiemps-
ing 10 override the Supreme Court OF the
UDied states. and ho would see that she
'bouid rot do il.
Ninyouallow me to correct mistake you
have made ~ 10 Mr. Justice Matthew'S He
wa, nominated by Hayes in February. 1881.
I he Stn.te judiciary COMMITTEE pigeon.
rolrd the nomination. In March, 1891.
Gnl field came md renewed the nomination
within one week after his Inauguration-0n
tie 12th Of March. But It was hung NJ
until the 10Th Of May, when he was con-
filmed hy one majority.
We said we were not sure that we had
correctly stated two or three OF the appoint.
mcuts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

morrow, II Is said. the bricklayers' uuIon
viii 90 through the formallty OF orderIug
stiikc snd will call of the few men At
work at pre.snt. ThlTtr.six men at work
for joseph Dogney 90 a dcp0i at Indian
apols have been called in and arc expected
in town tomorrow. The architects and
roa'.cs,ste dealers have called meetings. at
which committees will be appointed 10 con-
Ter and cooperate with committee 70 be
appointed by the builders tomorrow
morning for the purpose OF endorsing any
sciion taken by the members Of the Build
ers' and Traders Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

and presented their respects TO him. AZ
the banquet there were three hun ired
plates, and seated at the tables were the
mos, distinguished men OF the state. A
,orsl wreath was brought In, and MI. H..
ii. Dial presented Il 20 MIR. Davis In the
name OF the women OF Meridian.
MT. DAVIS, IN accepting II, SAID: "God
mas gfaccd the South with beautiful
flowers and lovely women The most blessed
OF women arc those OF our own Southland.
WIN such feeling expressions beautiful
nowcrs. which were arranged 80 artistIcally
10y loving hands, are more beautiful than
anything that has been gwen 10 me-"
The second toast was 30 "JCnerson Davis,
Soldier, Statesman, and Champion Of South.
cfn Rights" IL was responded TO by Hon.
Thomas II. Woods.
When Mr.. Davis rose TO reply he was
greeted with long and continued applause.
He began by ap0oglzing for The short ad.
dress be would make them, aud said that he
Was quite fatigued from the days exercises.
Continuing, he said " am unable % treat
Ibis theme as II should bc without pre-
meditation. What was the army and navy
OF the South? II was patriotism OF the
persons who barred their breasts 20 bullets
~ N'ltIulNE fNiNiNutihlli IlENls W w
great iaNics and armies against rs
Sc formed regiments and blttllons.
AZ their head wc placed Lee as
their commander. We rsmcmocr scenes
whore The wife as she threw hr arm,
oIcuud her husband, and daughter, in
loving embrace gathering around ih03r
ibai were 20 20, and then the widowed
moih,r O., she lct tear drops fall on the face
81 tie devoted son she would never see
aQain, and pirdlcd Biz sword In his waist
sud told him 10 go forth a.. hi, father would
jGYe cone. Those were The kind OF men
We bad. With Inferior numbers OF men
We uNchcd onword. fighting for or
uChi>, and battle sitter BATH. was Tough
and won, but northern historian, never
coucoccd tha', and INDUCED in triumph,
~ mind over mattcr.
e" Bu now those scenes and incidents
have passed, and they only live IN our
minds and history. United You are now,
md II the Union is ever 10 be broken IL,
The otter side break it. The army Of thr
south will SHINE forever around the camp.
trCs and wlll It'll shine 70 our children and
childIcn's children. The truth we fOutbl
'or shalt not encourage you TO ever ii CHI
9-8in. but keen your word in good or evil
God bless YOU ali.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
4 Report COntradictcd.
- telegreph 10 lhe DIspatcn.l

WA.HNGTON, May l3.-It is said at the
Treasury Department Tia there is no f5un-
dGliou inr the Itp1rf that the revenue
steamer 'ush will shorty -ail for san Fr IN.
ri.co for SiihI, Ala Ia, for the purpose OF
'.lug toe United States Marshal h Oun,
tl1,Ea. Nv sell ct pupllc auction ;De British
vessel, coward and Thornton, which were
-c'z,d ll.t July for yiolatn. the Seal-li hery
Tvs. H. the the first place, il is said that
hc Rush /, not going t. Alaska at ali, and
IA tie ,erond, tie Brush vessels mention.
rd WCr' released by this Government some
.imC ago. The Rush will start on her usual
-UmmC, cruise IN northern waters in about
,month, but as yet her orders have not
been n, pared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
NiiIiOn-Doliar Suit Against the
western Union Company.
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

Hartford, conn, May IL An attach.
meut ia a suit for Sl,OJ0.000, trought by
Clinton j. Farrell, receiver OF the Blnkers
and Merchants Telegraph Company. was
served upon the local office Of ths Western
Union to-day. The suit Is for dlmages
caused by the cutting OF the B'nkers and
Merchants wires in July. 1885. by agents
Of he Wtsjcrn Union. The switchboard
in the local Office was attached. but wa.
promptly rcceirted for. 4 copy of the
writ was also served upon w. d. Bishop,
director Of the Western Union. II bis home
m Bridgeport.
NEW YORK, May 13.-1hr supreme Court
in aeucralterm to-day r. yersed The decision
II the lower courts granting foreclosure
Of $500. eco divisional mortgage on the
property Of The Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company. situated between NV
YORK. and Washington, aud ordered a new
trial OF the suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Heavy Fire Loss.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !

PATIRSON, n. j., May 13.-It will be i'm
possible for several days vet to fix the loss
caused by the destruction OF the works Of
rte Paterson Iron Company lat night, az it
W.iltuke some time TO inspect the machinery
md see what can be saved or renovated,
and the machinery constitutes the chief
los. Tie bet estimate that can he made
ulacts he loss at from $3.50. 900 10 100000.
IfsuIapcc aggregates S7j 900; divided
amCn% nnubrr ~ companies. The flames
.iafled ~ The pud Ling denlitment OF the
,tccl plat mil, ana was cIu>ed by 4 spark
rom The lr1n under he hammer which lcw
IN flf tOuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
THE EARTneUAKg IN soaORA
Virsi Reports Exaggerated, but the
loss cf Life Heavy.

NOODLES, ARIz May l3.-Thc followin.
-paich was received from Governor
torres yesterday, dated at llermosillo,
Mex. Nav 18th: Further adviceS con
t.rUc arriving slowly from the districts OF
Montczuma and Arispc, the scenes OF the
oartt quake disasters on The Sd instant, bu'
oH ine 10 The position Of these districts, the
after Of which j. in the heart OF the Sierra
MaGIc range. full particular, rs 10 The OK
tent OF the loss Of he and property VIII moi
De known until after The arrival OF tb,
scientific commission tnat has been dis
patched 10 the scene by the state govern.
mcni.'
Tie special officer that Governor Tore
sent 90 Tire scene 81 the dis istcr- from I-fcs
Nuno3y noon returned to that pl,ce ycste,-
day morning with di~ patches from tho pre-
ct OF MontCzUml 10 Governor Tore,
saying that, while llc trst reports which
were dispatched ria IRE, after thc first
shock were i'm the excitement exaggerated
OF, 10 tie number % ijge, lost. the los, OF
lie j. appalling. Fhe towns Of ArisBe and
OUatl were completely destroyed, and from
thnuy.lyc io i0r'l people were buried in tn
ruins and nineteen other, severely I'm.
iure1. HE towns of GrlnadOS and GUS
-Jy,s were greatly demaged. several per
sDIs were injured Gnl some los, Of lie H.
rCroricd. TIE woods on % number OF sur.
rounding mCuu'"ius, together with the
croI ID tie valleys, were concluded, but
although thc water bl< risen and abe earth
opened al NlliOu> points. uo volcanoes i.t
visible. 1ac district "a Ari.po, 100 S1rid.
cgstDn sonora, suffered oddly. THe val
lev ~ jJCrtttas was iluud't q 1y Wltc;.
and ncIrN a,l ne houses ~ Fron'cr.. were
destroyed. Oniy one por,ou was Killed. 81
younl girl, who was buried in the ruins OF
% falling house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Iirc-BuEs in Minneapolis.

NINNEAPoLIs, May l3.->eyeral fires broke
out last .nf. some Il which were incen.
diary. and led Mayor Amos TO believe that
q Gang If fre.bugs wss Organized for the
purpose Of burning the city. Acrordinglv
early TIL, morning the Mayor directed pO.
'ic,mcn armed with Winchester rifles TO
Guard the n.ll., lum1er-yards, and fictorie..
TIE boiler, hl9ck>mith and car.replir shop.
4 the Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad
Company we're burned about O'Clock this
nOInlng, the loss being about sl50,OJ0.
rhc other losses by fire were small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Hfgh-License Law I'm Pennsylvania.
(By telegraph 10 the pispatch.l

HARRISBURG, PA, NAV l3.-Governor
Beaver has signed the high-lieense bill.
J he act cia' sites liquor-llcenses according
10 ibe nature OF the community in which
The business Is 10 be carried on, instead OF
according 10 the volume OF sales, which i,
Ibe existing basis 81 classification. There
Is $500 license for cities OF $4,000 popu.
iation and over; $500 license for smaller
cities; 5000 license for boroLghs, and
500 license for township hotels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Br. MeGIynn Threatened VISA Tx
communications.

lBy AnglO-Amcrican cable TO the Dispatch.l
RoME, Nav l3.-The Pope will. IL is M
nounccd, communicate at once with Arch
bishop O1iean, OF Now York, regarding
The case OF Or. McGlynn. His ioInt,s, 10
is stated. will in this communication ap-
prove the ArchbisboD's conduct toward
Dr. McGlynn, and charge his grace 70 warn
the priest once for all that il he does not
present himself before the supreme ecclesi.
astlcal authorities at Rome within forty
days he will be formally eXcommunicltcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
Seeding Eccon peuSe from Mexico
..----..-..-. L...--.-.


II. LOUIS, May IA >pcciIl 10 The
G'Cho- DomocrW from tGc CRY Of Mexico
says: The presence aud mission here oi
jUob !. Lrocc roIiyes recollection, OF thr
.cl,mc 10 transfer Lower California 10 the
Ou'tcd stato>. Loccr cneiuceredl big con-
,,,siOn from tAc MeNican GOV rnm-nt u
him.Cfapd associates ia 1853 a. 1860. C..
d. Paxton went Ia, 90 raise the money ::
Iubnc meetings were held in Boston and
N,W ! OH, and the movements took the
foim 81 national enterprise. General
HtIj1mn Butter, she late William
n. seward, ard other prominent meu
wee IN l.. The SUM Of $4,000 was
r8istd and sent 70 NCX;cO. At that time
Toe money was bGoiy needed by the Gov
uumOt here. and Il prlncely concession
Was voted. The tract included the best
portions oi Lower California. There J.,
little doubt thc whole II that territory
WOulG uoW Dee embraced in the United
states bed the bargain which made such
siauID prO-T,>s been Gnlly cOnsum-
patod, hut tue var between the ~tIi,. came
90 md tupTcs,cd The attention OF our
country. Then Mexico was Invaded ~ ,hr
French. and a'l was turmoil and confusion
tone. No mOic payments were made, aud
The concessions fell through.
Nr. Lttc isquiic an old MN now. H.,
is bore 90 see H some rcc0mp Use will no.
De- made bv the Government Of Mexico o.
,im i,r his losses. There j. no hope oi
Ilc concession being renewed, Tor mu'h Of
ave lands embrace. In The old rcgora'iou
llNc since passed from the possession oi
iic GoNrnmctt 60 private parties. Lower
,aIiiuguil ba~ tuGnDJ oVt iO DE INN 'n-.iF
d 3. tfHf